??changed: - This is in the left-hand menu, Site Administration / Main Page -> Browse Groups List. - -* FTP access to ftp|alpha.gnu.org is made by the maintainer. This is in the left-hand menu, Site Administration / Main Page -> Browse Groups List. Change to GNU and hit the green check mark. Do not "trigger creation" (wrench and screwdriver).
* FTP uploads to ftp|alpha.gnu.org are done by the maintainer. ??changed: - GNU projects will still have access to the Savannah download area, but ordinarily shouldn't use them. - - The change is made by editing the download http: address in ``Main > Administer > Select Features`` - from the project page. - It's just a matter of pointing to the right location, no system action is done (no cron jobs, etc.). - -* Launch a curl to update www.gnu.org/software/PROJECT (see /root/curl.txt). The change is made by editing the download http: address in ``Main > Administer > Select Features`` from the project page. It's just a matter of pointing to the right location, no system action is done (no cron jobs, etc.). GNU projects have access to the Savannah download area, but ordinarily shouldn't use it. * Launch a curl to update www.gnu.org/software/PROJECT -- the appropriate command from /root/curl.txt. ??changed: -* Give access to group 'www' on the new GNU project (ssh vcs-noshell.in.sv.gnu.org enter, then see /etc/init.d/cvs_permissions for setfacl stuff). - -* Mailing lists: check ListServer for non-gnu to gnu list migration documentation. - * Give access to group 'www' on the new GNU project -- ssh vcs-noshell.in.sv.gnu.org, then see /etc/init.d/cvs_permissions for setfacl stuff. * Mailing lists: check ListServer for non-gnu to gnu list migration. -- forwarded from http://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/nongnutognusysadmin#[email protected]/maintenance _______________________________________________ Savannah-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/savannah-cvs
